Our event venue offers a picturesque setting amid our beautifully manicured vineyards and unspoiled landscape. With our stunning event space, we can accommodate any type of event and will work with you to bring your vision to life.

Established in 2021 The Odd Fellows Barn is a new wedding venue in central Pa. Built in 1870 the historic home and barn are now the perfect place for your weekend wedding. Rustic Elegance is what we use to describe our venue, and we hope you come see it!

Located in Midtown Harrisburg at Third and Calder Streets, just blocks from the State Capitol, SAM offers two distinct, state-of-the-art spaces for rent at reasonable rates. You and your guests can celebrate the arts in one of Central Pennsylvania’s most inspirational settings and the only dedicated art museum in Harrisburg.

Located in Central Pennsylvania, Birch Hill boasts a beautiful setting to host your wedding or event. There are two buildings on the property and several outdoor locations including a fire pit, to accommodate your specific needs for your event.

The Londonderry Inn & Estate is a highly rated Hershey Bed and Breakfast & Events Venue with magnificent accommodations in a beautifully restored pre-Civil War 1840's Victorian style home. Each of our spacious, stately guest rooms feature private baths, dramatic ten-foot ceilings, grand windows with custom drapery, elegant Queen or King-sized beds, and a comfortable sitting area for two. During the colder weather our suites offering romantic fireplaces and jacuzzi tubs tend to be guest favorites. Each morning, our guests are treated to a delicious homemade breakfast which is served in our two parlor rooms at private tables, or outside on the trellis covered patio weather permitting. Stroll around the beautifully manicured grounds and stop to reflect on ornate benches beneath the canopy of mature trees in select locations about the property. Spend your afternoon or evening honing your skills in our billiards room while enjoying a locally crafted beer or glass of wine.

Built in 1918, the Carlisle Ribbon Mill was a functioning ribbon mill until 1987. The building sat mostly empty until the MCcarren family bought the property in 2003. They spent the next few years bringing it back to life and 2006 started restoration on what is now the Carlisle Ribbon Mill Banquet Facility.

Memory Lane, once a working farm in the early 1800s, was purchased by the Haldeman family in 1947. In addition to a recently restored barn, the property features 50+ private acres, including a charming arbor on the pond, rolling green meadows, seasonally landscaped gardens, a large canopy of mature trees, Tuscan arches in an intimate setting, an outdoor fireplace, and a covered porch and garden terrace. Located in picturesque Hershey, Pennsylvania, this venue is as convenient as it is secluded.

In one word, our wedding venue is versatile. You can achieve nearly any vibe with our stylish space: edgy, modern, rustic, formal, classic, elegant, boho—you name it. Our chic design elements and flat-out cool atmosphere make the space supportive of any aesthetic you’re after. We are finishing renovations and booking for spring 2024!

Promise Farm is the newest barn wedding venue located in Lancaster, PA. Say “I do” in our 55-acre elegant farm setting and rustic barn. You’re in for an unforgettable day, while we make sure to provide you with a budget-friendly venue. Your forever promise begins here. Get your big day off to a great start by preparing in the get-ready suites provided to you by Promise Farm. With lots of space and all the essentials at your fingertips, you and yours can look forward to an exciting day ahead. Next, up - time to exchange vows. The property has many outdoor locations ideal for hosting a sentimental wedding ceremony. Alternatively, the spectacular main room is also perfect for such occasions should you prefer being indoors. What’s more, this is an unrivaled location for your reception. Exuding a rustic-charm aesthetic, this room is defined by cozy hardwood flooring, stonewalls, and chandeliers. I